Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 220, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 January 1926 — Page 16

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HOLD-UP AT OIL STATION Police Seek Bandits and Robbers After Heavy Night. Police today had not made an arrest of any of the bandits and robbers who Thursday night held up a filling station, passed a counterfeit bill, committed several burglaries and several smaller thefts. Detectives had the reports and hoped to bring about several arrests. Harry Becker, 1439 Hiatt St., said a young man. wno ordered a quart of oil at the White Rose filling station, Capitol Ave. and Twelfth St., where he Is employed, instead of taktng the oil, pointed a gun at him and ordered him into another room and told him to stay there for five minutes. He took $41.34 from the cash register and left, Becker told police. Mrs. Lydia Arcutt, 516 E. New York St., said she discovered after she had rented a room to a man and gave him change for a $lO bill, that the bill was raised from a one dollar certificate. Police notified Federal authorities. Other robberies reported were: C. E. Johnson, Newcastle, ml., piano tools valued at S4O from a check room; Charles Beverly, 930 Indiana Ave., chairs and clothing valued at sls; George Scott, 426 W. Sixteenth PI., clothing valued at $44; Standard Grocery', 1413 N. Illinois St., meat valued at $4 and 50 cents in pennies. William Anderson, 1426 N. Missouri St., candy, $1.70; Standard Grocery, 1817 S. Meridian St., $1.25; Gees Irrgang, grocery, 115 N. Healing Ave., loot not known; ,T. H. Bordaux drug store, 441 N. Pearl St., loot unestimated, and Griffey Manufacturing Company, 612 N. Liberty St., loot unestimated.

YOUTH TO FACE FIRING SQUAD Eleventh-Hour Clemency Only Hope Left. ftu Cnitrd Prcß COLUMBUS, Ohio, Jan. 14.—Unless eleventh-hour executive clemency is granted, Ralph Seybolt, a Defiance, Ohio, youth, will be executed by a firing squad at the Utah Penitentiary, Salt Lake City, tomorrow morning. Seybolt, convicted of killing a policeman, chose to face a rifleman rather than to die on a scaffold. Armed with a personal appeal from Governor Vic Donahey of Ohio, a delegation of Defiance citizens and Seybolt's relatives were due in Salt J„ake City today to appeal to Governor George .1. Dern of Utah for mercy.

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A real estate dealer purchased a square plot of land on Long Island a year before the section was allotted. He had a tip that In the near future this plot would face four streets. But when the streets were laid he discovered that his neighbor owned the entire frontage on two adjoining sides of his property. This stretch was a strip one yard wide containing 201 square yards. If the real estate broker buys the strip, it will make a regularly shaped plot. How large is his present plot of land? Last puzzle answer;

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SERGT. OWEN HURT IN CRASH Wife, Friend Also Injured in Auto-Train Accident. Sergt:. Frank Owen, 30, of the accident prevention bureau, and his wife, Loraine, 30, both of 2651 Manker St., and Miss Thelma Taylor, 23, of 23 E. Raymond St., who were injured in an auto-train crash at Singleton St. and the Indianapolis t Union Railway tracks, were slightly improved today at the city hospital.

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Owen suffered injuries to his aide and body and face bruises. He was nursing a broken hand, received Dec. 24, when his motorcycle skidded on the icy pavement. Mrs. Owen suffered injuries to her back and face and Miss Taylor was cut and bruised. Owen told Lieut. RaJph Dean and squad that he stopped for the crossing. When he saw and heard nothing he proceeded onto the tracks and there heard the engine bell ringing when it was too late to get into the clear. The auto was carried thirty feet west of the crossing. The engineer, D. L. Gray, 47, of 1226 Shepherd St., was exonerated.

LEGION LEADER ON AIR McQuigg, Over WFBM, Vella of Maintaining Law and Order. Daw and order need maintaining in America now, John R. McQuigg, American Legion national commander, said in a speech, broadcast over WFBM Wednesday night. The program was the first legion contribution to the air. Carl Fohl of The Indibnapolis Times was announcer. Other addresses were made by former National Adjutant Lemuel Bolles, Brig. Gen. L. R. Gignilliat of Culver Military Academy, State Commander C. A. Jackson and State Adjutant Frank H. Henley. George W. Kadel sang. Harlan Hadley was in charge.

PHONE PETITION HEARD Petition of the Southern Indiana Telephone and Telegraph Company to purchase properties of the Loogootee Telephone Company and the Greene County Telephone Company was heard today by Frank Wampler, public service commission member. The purchasing company proposed to issue $150,000 in securities to finance the purchase.

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INDIANA DELL RATES NOW UP TO COMMISSION Artman Rests After Hearing Ends —Gilliom Denounces Interference. After fifteen months’ intensive study cf the Indtana Bell Telepnone Company’s rates and services, the public service commission today took the case under advisement, preparatory to establishment of anew valuation and rate schedule. Following tne of oral arguments Wednesday, Presiding Commissioner Samuel R. Artman retired to his home for a long rest, in compliance With hts physician’s orders. “It may be a long time before the order is written,” Artman said. , Belief that the company should be held to a fair valuation of $35,607,760.86, a 6 per cent return .on investment and a 4% per cent depreciation allowance, was expressed by Attorney General Arthur L. Gilliom and Taylor E. Grainger, special coun-’ sel. Gilliom denounced outside forces which "undertake to prevent the commission from having a free mind and a free conscience in a matter of this kind” and declared he would not stultifv himself and his conscience to uphold an order wTltlen by this or any other commission when his conscience told him it was wrong. Gilliom sharply opposed the $46,000.000 valuation sought by the Bell. Will' H. Thompson and Perry O’Neal, attorneys for the company, wound up arguments with the declaration that last year’s rates allowed the company an income of less than one-half of one per cent.

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